Healthy Environments

During the last breeding season, we were out and about surveying potential Black-Cockatoo breeding hollows as part of our collaboration with Birdlife.

Do you want to attract small birds and honeyeaters to your garden?

In July 2020 we worked with a number of schools around the Wheatbelt for Planet Ark’s School Tree Day, a part of the National Tree Day celebrations.

The lead up to spring is a great time to get yourself prepared for feral animal control.

Nearly 4,000 native trees and plants were given away as part of our 2021 Free Trees activity last week.

In early August 2021, the International Panel for Climate Change (IPCC) released its most troubling report yet.

Spring, autumn and winter are ideal seasons for cage trapping – particularly for feral cats.

Our Malleefowl monitoring cameras don’t stop. Earlier this year, our cameras caught the rare sight of a Malleefowl chick’s first steps (have a look here if you haven’t seen it already).

Wheatbelt NRM is on the lookout for landholders interested in partnering on a unique, local feral animal control initiative.

It’s no secret. The combination of habitat loss and increased exposure to a variety of threats across the Wheatbelt has meant that our Eucalypt Woodlands, Malleefowl, Black-cockatoos and many other species are facing challenges that they’re not equipped to deal with.